Rubio Concerned Ukraine War Could Spread as Russia Harries UK and Allies
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Rubio concerned Ukraine war could spread as Russia harries UK and allies
The Kremlin has been accused of waging a covert campaign against countries supportive of Kyiv, fuelling escalation fears.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has expressed concerns that Russia's war against Ukraine could "metastasize" to other countries through hybrid attacks or sabotage, or even through a misunderstanding that leads to direct combat, DPA reported, BTA reported. "One of our many concerns about the war between Russia and Ukraine is that it could metastasize and spread to other places," Rubio told reporters on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly i…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warned of the possibility of the war between Russia and Ukraine exceeding the borders of the two countries. The US official said that a hybrid attack, a act of sabotage or even a simple misunderstanding could lead to a direct military confrontation.
Ukraine still wants to end the war as soon as possible, but it cannot do so with Russia. Meanwhile, the US is concerned that Moscow could target other states.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed his concern on Wednesday that the war between Russia and Ukraine could spread to other countries as a result of incidents caused by hybrid attacks or sabotage, or even by a simple misunderstanding that triggers a direct armed conflict, reports your agency.
Rubio warns Russia-Ukraine war can ‘metastasize’ through hybrid attacks
Secretary of State Marco Rubio raised concerns with his Russian counterpart that the war in Ukraine could easily spill over into other regions through hybrid attacks or even genuine misunderstandings. Speaking at a press conference at the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday, Rubio said that the threat of a broadening conflict is increasingly serious amid hybrid attacks in Europe and elsewhere. “One of the concerns we have, among many, about the w…
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